Data Structures and Algorithms The Complete Masterclass - Linked Lists

The video tutorial introduces linked lists, a fundamental data structure, and compares them with arrays. It explains the representation of linked lists using nodes and pointers, and discusses the differences between singly and doubly linked lists. The tutorial also covers how linked lists are stored in memory and the implications for accessing elements.

What are linked lists and why are they considered a fundamental data structure?

Explain the major difference between arrays and linked lists in terms of memory storage.

Describe how a linked list is represented using nodes.

What is a pointer in the context of linked lists, and how does it function?

Explain the concept of 'next' in a linked list.

What is the role of the 'head' and 'tail' in a linked list?

How do you visualize the structure of a linked list in memory?

How does a singly linked list differ from a doubly linked list?

What are the complexities associated with accessing elements in a linked list?

What are the advantages of using linked lists over arrays?